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GRhawky
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Staying or leaving for juniors article

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I know this has been a good discussion on here in years past and I was just wondering what you all think? To stay or go? Here is an article from the DNT on juniors that I found interesting.

http://www.duluthnewstribune.com/articl ... ollections
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95% of the time I would say stay.
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Post by Can't Never Tried »

IMHO it's really a maturity issue...is the player ready to make that transition.
Anyone who's got a child that goes off to college knows that just leaving home in itself.... without any sports even involved, and living in a dorm takes some adjustment.
Now take that person a year or so early, put with a billet family they don't know, and go to school and play hockey...you have to be ready for that.
So that said I would agree with boblee, in most cases stay.
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boblee wrote:95% of the time I would say stay.
Agreed. Maybe 99%
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well done

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Good article. Explains both sides of the argument.
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Post by Gopher Blog »

As the article shows, there is no universal right or wrong answer. It simply depends on the individual and whether he (and his parents) feel the opportunity is the right fit.
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